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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Pinkel

    Pinkel, a working-class boy from Rotterdam, transforms from an anarchist punk into a dad. Proto-punk by Rotterdam punk band Tändstickorshock.
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  • Gravity

    Playing with the principle of the after-image, dozens of fast-edited kissing scenes from European and American film classics collide.
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  • La dialectique peut-elle casser des briques? (animated version)

    A vibrant reworking of René Viénet’s very own 1973 situationist comedy monument in a most surprising form: a digitally rotoscoped animat
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  • Das Wesen der Verwandlung

    The frog and the princess. Shall he change or shall he remain as he is? What does the princess desire? (imai)
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  • Les Indes galantes

    Les Indes galantes (1735) by Jean-Philippe Rameau scores a krump dance battle, allowing for a political reclamation of classicism and art by those oft
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  • The Long Road

    A playfully personal chronicle of feminism in Denmark that combines research into suffragette history with reminiscences of 1970s hopes and disillusio
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  • Ceci n’est pas une fiction

    The production of food tells a story about climate change through honest and clear animations by kids from the Limette School in Brussels.
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  • Ink in Milk

    Schizophrenia is the creative principle here, splitting up realities and reassembling them anew. Wieland evokes the hidden ruins of the psyche.
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  • On a le temps pour nous

    Smockey’s raps, poetry and performances honour the political legacy of Burkina Faso’s first democratically elected and then assassinated president.
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  • Dreamland

    Layers, lag and loops hypnotise the viewer visually, as an unknown and faraway voice draws alien lines between Canada and Serbia.
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